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DBS bank – 1st Half Results is out.First-half total income and net profit reach new highs; ROE at 17.5% Singapore, 6 Aug 2026 – DBS Group achieved record net profit of SGD 3.08 billion for second-quarter 2026, 9% higher than a year ago. Total income rose 6% to a new high of SGD 6.09 billion despite a challenging rate environment. Interim dividend of 66 cents plus 15 cents special dividend
By Singapore Stocks Sharing  •  August 6, 2026
DBS SECOND-QUARTER NET PROFIT UP 9% TO RECORD SGD 3.08 BILLION AS QUARTERLY TOTAL INCOME CROSSES SGD 6 BILLION FOR FIRST TIME.

First-half total income and net profit reach new highs; ROE at 17.5%. Singapore, 6 Aug 2026 – DBS Group achieved record net profit of SGD 3.08 billion for second-quarter 2026, 9% higher than a year ago. Total income rose 6% to a new high of SGD 6.09 billion despite a challenging rate environment, driven by higher non-interest income, reflecting structural growth of the customer franchise. The Board declared an ordinary dividend of SGD 66 cents per share and a Capital Return dividend of SGD 15 cents per share. Total 81 cents per share. Same as last quarter. Fee income remained near record levels and treasury customer sales reached a new high as wealth management momentum was sustained, with assets under management in the Wealth segment surpassing SGD 500 billion for the first time. Markets trading income also strengthened. Group net interest income fell slightly due to lower interest rates, with strong loan
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